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naator: but e government hasnsored a lan out of the major population centers to less developed areas. the one thing at has happened with the migraon and the change is that miio opeop out ofava, out omadurae occupy and cnge e inorest ap intoinilalmve landr expo-- and ingricultu-- theyave moved muslims om sulawesinto the spice islands. they have moved people from madura in parts of kamaan intoovernment anhotes and h, iand tourist instry ibali ansot's only in the last few..couple decades that t ethnicand ligiog ansot's only in s been really scrambdinto o, the last few..couple decades whicon o level will lp integration in theong term, bthat people are losingenth. opreosing their and so it's bringing the eticups into day-to-day colict in a wa. narrator: more tha of ionesia's population lives on the relatively small island of java. e capital city jakar is the political and economic center of indonesia. the isla obali is about 600 miles to the east of jakar bali is just 90 miles long and 50 miles wide, but has a population of two and a half millio balis unique in the predominantly muslim nat
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once, all of these mills were government owned and run. now many, like this one, are in private hands. it's highly efficient; very little is wasted. grain dust is fed to pigs. these husks are used as fuel for cooking. the ce is moved to market in a number of ways. the meko delta has a well-developed road system built by the french when they controlled the country and extended by americans during the vietnam war in the '60s an'7 along with the use of road transport, in additionice tots nural wateryst. vietnam has a vast network of canals-- more than 11,000 miles in all. given that water is so plentiful in the mekong delta, it seems ironic that when le van than began farming, he and his fellow farmers suffered water shortages. translator: before 1978 here, we only grew one rice crop. from 1979 on, thanks to irrigation, we could grow two crops. narrator: sbetter irrigation madei cr. the increase possible. but getting water from the rivers to each rice field at the correct time requires extensive organization. ( man speaking vietnamese ) trans
once, all of these mills were government owned and run. now many, like this one, are in private hands. it's highly efficient; very little is wasted. grain dust is fed to pigs. these husks are used as fuel for cooking. the ce is moved to market in a number of ways. the meko delta has a well-developed road system built by the french when they controlled the country and extended by americans during the vietnam war in the '60s an'7 along with the use of road transport, in additionice tots nural...
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these are the people who will be governing in another 10, 15 years. >> and they have to have some kind of ideals. and i often think that should have - train millions of religious studies professors so we could always have an underclass. believe it or not, we're down to the last few minutes, and actually down to the last few seconds - and on that note about the vision, and the positive feeling here, is perhaps a good place to end on it. that's what we're saying with civil religion. see how much fun it is to argue about it and discuss it? and that's the way it will always be. but from our perspective, what's in there is the power of symbol, the power of myth, and the power of rituals we move through - you can see those elements working. so in the next class, as we move on - we're going to stay with t- but we're going to move on into doctrine, and see, as jamie brought up, how that works on myth and ritual.
these are the people who will be governing in another 10, 15 years. >> and they have to have some kind of ideals. and i often think that should have - train millions of religious studies professors so we could always have an underclass. believe it or not, we're down to the last few minutes, and actually down to the last few seconds - and on that note about the vision, and the positive feeling here, is perhaps a good place to end on it. that's what we're saying with civil religion. see how...
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and where should the government step aside? >> in terms of... >> what do you think is the role of government? it is a very general question. >> so, the role of government is to provide basic services that the private sector would just not provide. i mean, education, i mean, it is infrastructure, that means social services that means, giving people basic tools that they might not otherwise have. so really giving people in my mind an opportunity to succeed. and when the private sector, which can fall short in many areas are not providing, you know, basic services like food, or housing, or that is the role of government to step in. and we have to, we have to restore faith in our system of government. because if people do not believe that the government will spend money well, than it will not improve key infrastukt tur projects that the state needs to do. they need to invest in the roads because the private sector is not. >> thank you. >> mr. king. how would you describe your views on the role of government? >> i think that the gov
and where should the government step aside? >> in terms of... >> what do you think is the role of government? it is a very general question. >> so, the role of government is to provide basic services that the private sector would just not provide. i mean, education, i mean, it is infrastructure, that means social services that means, giving people basic tools that they might not otherwise have. so really giving people in my mind an opportunity to succeed. and when the private...
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and they help with government funding. that's a source i'd like to get back to later because i think it's a self-diluted position that they cannot try to find funding for their needs outside of government sources. the library does it, rec and park does it. it's an issue that is done very successfully by other organizations in government and it's something that i think holds back the growth and development of the programs in the community, and something that really needs to be attended to. more about that later. specifically, they have -- the arts commission have some very important rules and responsibilities. amongst them are approving the design of all public buildings, approving the purchase or acceptance of all new city art, accepting the responsibility for maintaining and keeping an inventory of all of the art that the city owns, and promoting neighborhood arts in the various communities. and i'm sure the board of supervisors is somewhat familiar with the arts commission, since it apropose operates funds for the arts c
and they help with government funding. that's a source i'd like to get back to later because i think it's a self-diluted position that they cannot try to find funding for their needs outside of government sources. the library does it, rec and park does it. it's an issue that is done very successfully by other organizations in government and it's something that i think holds back the growth and development of the programs in the community, and something that really needs to be attended to. more...
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, the government's rights and the government's rights flow from the citizens. and so the government should have as limited a scope as possible, not and interfere with business and not interfere with our privacy and not spy on us and generally keep the public order and that is about it. >> thank you, so following up on that one of those things that the government is involved in right now is the educational system. and california used to have an education system that was the envy of the nation. how do you feel we get that back? >> well, it is a tragedy that what used to be one of the top systems in the country is now i think, 47th according to a recent standard that i saw. the senator and folks in his party in sacramento believe that spending more is the answer. that is clearly not the case. i think that los angeles county they spent $9,000 per student in
, the government's rights and the government's rights flow from the citizens. and so the government should have as limited a scope as possible, not and interfere with business and not interfere with our privacy and not spy on us and generally keep the public order and that is about it. >> thank you, so following up on that one of those things that the government is involved in right now is the educational system. and california used to have an education system that was the envy of the...
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nor is it the policy of the jordanian government the u.s. the brookings institute in march two thousand and twelve published a report assessing regime change options in syria but it specifically cited the creation of a buffer zone or a humanitarian corridor as a means to base certain rebel groups in the region to project force towards a syrian government in an attempt to topple it so that it appears to be what it's playing out at the moment. meanwhile an increased american military presence doesn't seem to be helping the situation pose conducting. u.s. officers sounds the alarm over the decaying security in the country as that misstep time that killed ambassador in benghazi was a premeditated act of terror that's an all coming out of. this punish economies now of rock according to credit ratings agency standard and poor's as it rattled markets once more by slashing the trade stats quarter near drunk states as the rating agencies that us to drop listeners and nationwide unrest have led the government's her with tide that adds that madrid's ab
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but is not china, it's the chinese government. the chinese government was the major buyer at the 2008 auction, they bought 60% of the ivory for themselves. they have -- that built a factory. it's the largest ivory carving factory in china. i visited there, i was there two weeks ago post the story. they are training people in schools there. they are building a capacity so it's not just the -- the thing to focus on is not what just happened up to now but is everything about china is saying we've done this, we've opened the door to ivory and we're ready to get bigger and everything about china is capacity expanding capacity. >> sreenivasan: one of the questions we had in social media is what is the consumer responsibility of this? there's no fair trade ivory per se, is there? >> no. the only legal ivory is ivory that either came in before the ban-- and that's true across the world-- or ivory in these two countries, china and japan. but consumers -- well, we can put it this way, if consumers stopped buying, elephants would stop dying.
but is not china, it's the chinese government. the chinese government was the major buyer at the 2008 auction, they bought 60% of the ivory for themselves. they have -- that built a factory. it's the largest ivory carving factory in china. i visited there, i was there two weeks ago post the story. they are training people in schools there. they are building a capacity so it's not just the -- the thing to focus on is not what just happened up to now but is everything about china is saying we've...
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involved in the government going to better customer service than a for profit entity i don't believe in that serial i remember that some people will go out of business thirty or most developed nations in the world where the only one that doesn't have you know kind of a system that guarantees health insurance is a basic human rights and we also just so happen to spend far more and did far less out of the out of out of what we put into it but the sort of rocketing cost a lot of that comes from the government control i'm talking about the government limiting its role look at things like i mean they want to look at cosmetic surgery look at lasik look at things like this where the health care is a commodity and it's treated as a commodity it's not cover. by insurance the cost of they come down with the technology advances there's new technology people can choose whatever whoever they want to go to it's not it's a little bit apples and oranges but health care is a commodity like anything else the market will control it better than the government but i think there is a big issue when it com
involved in the government going to better customer service than a for profit entity i don't believe in that serial i remember that some people will go out of business thirty or most developed nations in the world where the only one that doesn't have you know kind of a system that guarantees health insurance is a basic human rights and we also just so happen to spend far more and did far less out of the out of out of what we put into it but the sort of rocketing cost a lot of that comes from...
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stability -- the government is a transitional government. that is the name of it. threats against us -- we had 230. facility concerns -- you have admitted that the facility was not up to code. so, it seems to me that the $64,000 question is, what would it have to look -- taken to get these guys on the ground who have been there for months, what would it have taken to get the additional security personnel? when it takes 232? 250 incidents? would it take the government that had been in power eight months, not five months? what would it have taken to do what the professionals in the field felt needed to be done to protect american assets and the life of these four individuals? i will start with you, ambassador. >> we do assessments every day of security around the world. we looked at every location. there were 235 -- 234 incidents. only 20% of them were in benghazi. the west for in tripoli or elsewhere. there had not been a single incident -- >> were the more serious ones in benghzi? >> no. they were elsewhere. there was never a single incident in benghazi of the leth
stability -- the government is a transitional government. that is the name of it. threats against us -- we had 230. facility concerns -- you have admitted that the facility was not up to code. so, it seems to me that the $64,000 question is, what would it have to look -- taken to get these guys on the ground who have been there for months, what would it have taken to get the additional security personnel? when it takes 232? 250 incidents? would it take the government that had been in power...
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nor is it the policy of the jordanian government the u.s. think tank the brookings institute in march two thousand and twelve published a report titled assessing regime change options in syria but they specifically cite the creation of a buffer zone or a humanitarian corridor as a means to base certain rebel groups in the region to project force of the syrian government in an attempt to topple it so that appears to be what is playing out at the moment. meanwhile an increased american military presence doesn't seem to be helping the situation close to gadhafi libya itself is a sound over the decaying security of the country as that makes that time to kill them so they can because it was a primitive state acts of terror that's the norm thing you know. i never thought i could earn a living this way. natale a shell of oil as a lawyer should test small arms so there's a lot almost machine building ploy and not obvious sourced count of all the weapons she's fired over the past twelve years. i got so used to it sometimes my friends ask me to join t
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but no military equipment on the plane originated in russia but the russian government says the documents were checked in moscow and were found to be legal turkeys. say's that it forced the plane to land because of an intelligence tipoff and it's not the first time ever to russia has come under scrutiny for its links to damascus is it. it's not russia has come under a lot of criticism for its supply to syria since the syrian uprising began the russian government is at pains to point out though that its arms contracts with syria are longstanding ones but they abide by international legal norms and that they supply defensive equipment not for use against civilians. whilst still not quite clear the boxes inside the plane that were taken off what exactly was inside them whether it was as some turkish reports suggest missile components or communications equipment or something else it's also not clear at the moment who exactly was responsible for that cargo ok now let's talk whether people on board the plane last night there were thirty seven passengers together thirty five of them were passeng
but no military equipment on the plane originated in russia but the russian government says the documents were checked in moscow and were found to be legal turkeys. say's that it forced the plane to land because of an intelligence tipoff and it's not the first time ever to russia has come under scrutiny for its links to damascus is it. it's not russia has come under a lot of criticism for its supply to syria since the syrian uprising began the russian government is at pains to point out though...
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a government that's fighting a mr. onslaught how ironic the american saying that they want to destroy al qaeda linked elements in afghanistan and at the same time trying to stop those forces against it in syria we're going on what you say and the russia is of course at odds with turkey and its allies over how the conflict in syria should be resolved and careen back fully fledged military action why do you think it's going to paint russia into a corner over syria. i think it's quite dangerous for the united states to be doing this specially as most of the world presumably takes. side in this we know there are resource geopolitical resource. that context of this is the south was gas field qatar is an enemy of the syrian government because of this new gas pipeline that was signed back i think in july of last year the fact that leon panetta resigned over for troops to go to the syrian jordanian border presumably they will be fighting russian weapons in any case if they start to move over the syrian border. emus to going to
a government that's fighting a mr. onslaught how ironic the american saying that they want to destroy al qaeda linked elements in afghanistan and at the same time trying to stop those forces against it in syria we're going on what you say and the russia is of course at odds with turkey and its allies over how the conflict in syria should be resolved and careen back fully fledged military action why do you think it's going to paint russia into a corner over syria. i think it's quite dangerous...
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it is the successor agency commission that would govern all activities of the successor agency staff including the director and day-to-day operations and management. >> so there will be two directors now? one for the oversight board, one for the successor agency, or one person can do both? >> not necessarily. it is the oversight board's option to provide their own staff if they so chose. the successor commission can select the tone director. >> it is essentially the same procedures. it is confusing because essentially for all practical purposes, it is like to be the same staff. if tiffany is chosen as the director she will report to two different commissions. same amount of work. the work is now -- most things have to go to two bodies instead of one so it is confusing. it will likely be the same group of people and send direct reporting. the oversight board with respect to financial matters and the successor agency commission with regard to project implementation matters. >> and how often with these -- each of these boards and the commission be expected to meet? is it going to have m
it is the successor agency commission that would govern all activities of the successor agency staff including the director and day-to-day operations and management. >> so there will be two directors now? one for the oversight board, one for the successor agency, or one person can do both? >> not necessarily. it is the oversight board's option to provide their own staff if they so chose. the successor commission can select the tone director. >> it is essentially the same...
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government but why. filing those requests might be as easy as one two three getting an answer to your questions is the tricky part during twenty eleven over six hundred forty four thousand to four recross were filed according to the government and only sixty three percent of those requests were approved so you have a one in six shot of getting what you're looking for all the more interesting to find out that those in charge of the task have decided to outsource transparency so on one hand you have the government attempting to make filing these requests more streamlined but the red tape of filing for requests through private companies perhaps is a good example that actions may be speaking louder than words from washington are modern photo r.t. . government officials here in washington are trying to figure out what to do with millions of empty homes the problem cities across the country are facing some of the homes are vacation homes others waiting to be rented or sold but many of them are not even on the
government but why. filing those requests might be as easy as one two three getting an answer to your questions is the tricky part during twenty eleven over six hundred forty four thousand to four recross were filed according to the government and only sixty three percent of those requests were approved so you have a one in six shot of getting what you're looking for all the more interesting to find out that those in charge of the task have decided to outsource transparency so on one hand you...
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>> i think the spanish government, both governments, have been supremely incompetent tent. so basically it was blindingly obvious there was an enormous real estate bubble. it surpassed the real estate bubble in almost any other country. and to insist repeatedly there was no problem meant all this time they could have recapitalized the banks earlier on when capital markets were more benign and sympathetic. instead, they just wasted that and then the unemployment rate kept on going up. so they've essentially put off reforms for years claiming there was no problem. and i think had they had a short sharp down turn, they would have been in a much better position. think of ireland, for example, which nationalized all the banks. bond holders took losses. and ireland now is actually turning around. so ireland still has problems, but at least -- spain now has a 25% unemployment rate, 50% youth unemployment rate and leading economic indicators are still negative. it's not like spain is about to grow in the next three months. >> so what should spain be doing right now? >> what i would
>> i think the spanish government, both governments, have been supremely incompetent tent. so basically it was blindingly obvious there was an enormous real estate bubble. it surpassed the real estate bubble in almost any other country. and to insist repeatedly there was no problem meant all this time they could have recapitalized the banks earlier on when capital markets were more benign and sympathetic. instead, they just wasted that and then the unemployment rate kept on going up. so...
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. >> the role of government is one of the big issues in this country and whether you believe government helps or doesn't. in terms of their programs, they do not want to cut. even in the example of governor romney is suggesting that if we had spending cuts in defense, it would kill jobs in virginia. >> that is where you need leadership from the top. i will point back to the governors. successful governors do two things really well -- provide leadership and propose a bold initiatives to their legislatures. they also have a strategy or a blueprint, if you will, for economic growth for the future. those are the successful governors. >> no president has had the reorganization of authority since ronald reagan. i think that needs to come back. there has got to be a combination. you cannot leave the size and the structure of the garment we have in place. this is a government functions on an old model despite a 20 per century technology model. it is painful and slow. look at the demographics of the federal work force. they are aging. >> next question. let's get a microphone to you. >> i consult
. >> the role of government is one of the big issues in this country and whether you believe government helps or doesn't. in terms of their programs, they do not want to cut. even in the example of governor romney is suggesting that if we had spending cuts in defense, it would kill jobs in virginia. >> that is where you need leadership from the top. i will point back to the governors. successful governors do two things really well -- provide leadership and propose a bold initiatives...
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oversight and government reform committee questioned high level officials on the security situation in libya leading up to those attacks a month ago that resulted in the death of u.s. ambassador christopher stevens and three other americans u.s. security officer eric nordstrom said he personally sent two cables to the u.s. state department asking for more security while stationed in libya here he is speaking at the hearing a little earlier today i had not seen an attack of such ferocity and intensity previously in libya nor in my time with the diplomatic security service i'm concerned that this attack signals a new security reality. over the last few days new information has been coming out showing some of the initial information about protests outside the consulate in benghazi that that was false the u.s. state department now says there was no protest what happened on the night of september eleventh had nothing to do with the controversial offensive video called the innocence of muslims and everything to do with a group of armed men who came onto the compound where the benghazi con
oversight and government reform committee questioned high level officials on the security situation in libya leading up to those attacks a month ago that resulted in the death of u.s. ambassador christopher stevens and three other americans u.s. security officer eric nordstrom said he personally sent two cables to the u.s. state department asking for more security while stationed in libya here he is speaking at the hearing a little earlier today i had not seen an attack of such ferocity and...
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how does a governing body establish accountability. i've asked for a 360 performance review so commissioners are getting information about my performance from parties other than myself which will be important to assuring accountability. i think the commission is well aware that there have been challenges and on their watch they are responsible for the future of the arts commission. with these recommendations in mind we're moving forward. with the mayor's office we brought on two new commissioners, one is a chairman and ceo of ymca, another is the development director of the lgbt center in san francisco, both come with business ak men. i think i need to address the issue of artists on the commission. i want to be cautious we don't promote the stereotype that they're not good finance people. our commission president is an attorney who practice law, is now a professor at san francisco art institute. so artists often have multiple skill sets just like business individuals or medical professionals, doctor doctors cn businesses. that's not t
how does a governing body establish accountability. i've asked for a 360 performance review so commissioners are getting information about my performance from parties other than myself which will be important to assuring accountability. i think the commission is well aware that there have been challenges and on their watch they are responsible for the future of the arts commission. with these recommendations in mind we're moving forward. with the mayor's office we brought on two new...
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and that government plea protects us from. others i think actually government is an expression of our democracy an expression of our communities and it's not simply a matter of protecting our freedoms although that's very important but it's also how we basically do on to others it is an expression of the golden rule is an expression of the fact that we are connected to each other as families and communities and we can ensure that everyone has not only freedom but also justice and a springboard into the world that ensures that we have jobs we have hell we have access to good food and we have an environment that will be here for the long haul the libertarian solution for climate is basically they say personal responsibility well personal responsibility might do it for people like you and me who care but for those who don't you know where we're heading into meltdown rather quickly right now so we need a system of fair play we need a referee. he's on the playing field to ensure that we're all playing by the same fair rules that we
and that government plea protects us from. others i think actually government is an expression of our democracy an expression of our communities and it's not simply a matter of protecting our freedoms although that's very important but it's also how we basically do on to others it is an expression of the golden rule is an expression of the fact that we are connected to each other as families and communities and we can ensure that everyone has not only freedom but also justice and a springboard...
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nor is that the policy of the jordanian government the u.s. think tank the brookings institute in march two thousand and twelve published a report assessing regime change options in syria but they specifically cite the creation of a buffer zone or a humanitarian corridor as a means to base certain rebel groups in the region to project force towards the syrian government in an attempt to topple it so that it appears to be what it's playing out at the moment. meanwhile an increased american military presence doesn't seem to be helping the situation post gadhafi libya u.s. officers sound the alarm over the decaying security in the country that needs that time but killed them both of them but in gaza it was a pretty easy. in the u.k. prime minister cameron battle slumping raising is what inspirational inspirational read track while experts say this policy is cost on helping to balance the books. president barack obama has signed an executive order to further tyson the financial screws on o'brien and implement a new set of sanctions. terrazas nucle
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i'm liz wall and you're watching r t well government officials debate the best way to cut the budget the country's massive defense spending has come under scrutiny but it turns out even when the pentagon wants to cut back they don't have congress's support take this example the pentagon wants to save three billion dollars by foregoing the reform of the tanks you see there with the war is winding down the army is finding it don't need any more of them many lawmakers say if we start making the ten. that would hurt the economy and put thousands of jobs on the line but it also turns out that the companies that manufacture these tanks are major contributors to congressional campaigns so is this the kind of defense spending about or is this about national security or getting reelected to discuss this and more i'm joined now by ben freeman national security investigator for the project on government oversight and also paul mccleary a land warfare reporter for defense news welcome gentlemen to the both of you thanks for so i'm going to start with the bad washington they're talking about cutt
i'm liz wall and you're watching r t well government officials debate the best way to cut the budget the country's massive defense spending has come under scrutiny but it turns out even when the pentagon wants to cut back they don't have congress's support take this example the pentagon wants to save three billion dollars by foregoing the reform of the tanks you see there with the war is winding down the army is finding it don't need any more of them many lawmakers say if we start making the...
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you know it's a coup the situation that the government suddenly and impulsively stood on its head and somersaulted into radical opposition to governments that it had previously cultivated the prime minister mr had received a prize from gadhafi for promoting human rights seem to be trying to edge libya towards better relations with the outside world through economic and diplomatic contacts similarly with syria then that came this dramatic shift and i think a big problem for the turkish government is that it expected the wave of revolution to spread very quickly and largely peacefully in a sense what happened in tunisia and egypt would carry on we saw libya took a long time to resolve if it's resolved now and of course syria has turned out to be a much tougher much crack for the reasons of your contributors also discussed there are deep rooted rivalries there isn't a clash simply between a narrow dictatorship and the people the people in syria are divided and some of the division spreads over the borders not just kurds remember we often talk about assad's regime being an alawite based r
you know it's a coup the situation that the government suddenly and impulsively stood on its head and somersaulted into radical opposition to governments that it had previously cultivated the prime minister mr had received a prize from gadhafi for promoting human rights seem to be trying to edge libya towards better relations with the outside world through economic and diplomatic contacts similarly with syria then that came this dramatic shift and i think a big problem for the turkish...
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the rating agencies that are sterile childlessness and nationwide and rest have left the government's hands tied it added that madrid's ability to deal with the debt crisis and stop the ongoing recession was now severely limited spain recently announced a slew of new cuts and tax hikes in a bid to cut the deficit. a spanish journalist and writer says during the years of economic woes the e.u. has been failing to offer an effective remedy to. the problem is political is not is not the economy of course economy looks very good but the problem in europe is the european union doesn't work as a natural political union. vcs the catch is that the european union can offer instead all for well doing some soul searching trying to think how to make these missing words and i buy a mechanism i mean. they repeat and you know we've behaved us different countries which yes of course we are part of the same currency but dr saul we look for ourselves and i think it's not where we are not offering real solutions just well remedies to to kick the can down the road as they say all staring is now a dirty w
the rating agencies that are sterile childlessness and nationwide and rest have left the government's hands tied it added that madrid's ability to deal with the debt crisis and stop the ongoing recession was now severely limited spain recently announced a slew of new cuts and tax hikes in a bid to cut the deficit. a spanish journalist and writer says during the years of economic woes the e.u. has been failing to offer an effective remedy to. the problem is political is not is not the economy of...
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>> well, the governing is going to be more difficult in the future. i think there's some truth to that. it needs to be a -- remember that when president obama became president he did have a democratic house and senate, perhaps not the 60 votes but he had, you know, the votes necessary to control things in the congress of the united states. he had some problems there as well. i mean, if i were to be critical of the president and maybe not be my place to do so, but if i were, it would be along those lines. i don't think that he has done a particularly good job of communicating with either party. i was there on the floor of the house when they were doing the obama care legislation and there was a lot of grumbling. i'm not talking about just those democrats that voted against it. there was a lot of grumbling from the other democrats that the white house had not been very flexible in terms of working things out with them. i can tell you as a moderate republican that i was at the white house and we had a session with rahm emanuel and the president told us h
>> well, the governing is going to be more difficult in the future. i think there's some truth to that. it needs to be a -- remember that when president obama became president he did have a democratic house and senate, perhaps not the 60 votes but he had, you know, the votes necessary to control things in the congress of the united states. he had some problems there as well. i mean, if i were to be critical of the president and maybe not be my place to do so, but if i were, it would be...
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i mean, the level of consistency in governments here is just not feasible. and so really that does limit what can be done in any of these four. look, the longer the g-0 persists the more dangerous. so the persistence of the g-0 does lead to the creation of a new system. this is not a new world order. this is in between. precisely because you can't deal with the middle east conflicts in a g-0 world. you're not dealing with climate effectively in the g-0 world. new things will emerge. looking at the nape of the middle east right now, looking at how deep the european crisis is, how unwilling americans are to look outside their borders today, how much transportation is required within china to main stain stability, how much unwillingness there is in japan to get their own house in order, it's very clear the g-0 will be with us for at least a few more years. >> you're saying smaller governments are better in dealing with the problems that we're facing. at the same time, the problem that we are facing are actually global. we are having this big annual event with w
i mean, the level of consistency in governments here is just not feasible. and so really that does limit what can be done in any of these four. look, the longer the g-0 persists the more dangerous. so the persistence of the g-0 does lead to the creation of a new system. this is not a new world order. this is in between. precisely because you can't deal with the middle east conflicts in a g-0 world. you're not dealing with climate effectively in the g-0 world. new things will emerge. looking at...
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nor is it the policy of the jordanian government the u.s. the brookings institute in march two thousand and twelve published a report assessing regime change options in syria but it specifically cited the creation of a buffer zone or a humanitarian corridor as a means to base certain rebel groups in the region to project force towards a syrian government in an attempt to topple it so that it appears to be what it's playing out at the moment. meanwhile an increased american military presence doesn't seem to be helping the situation pose to gadhafi leave the u.s. on the sound the alarm of what they did hear or see in the country has that made at that time that killed ambassador ghazi was a premeditated terror that's got. their spanish economy is now a wreck according to credit ratings agency standard and poor's as it rattled markets was mauled by slashing madrid's does score to near junk status the rating agency said that austerity joblessness and nationwide unrest have led the government's hands tied it added that madrid's ability to deal wit
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come here and use the government benefits. we are creating a welfare state. >> you just said it is a fiction that they are coming for benefits and now he said they're coming for benefit. >> some of them might be coming here for benefits. i know there are people who come here to have birth and had the baby said they can both get citizenship as well as get the pregnancy coverage. we need to eliminate that. no person has a right to live at the expense of another person. that is an american principle we have forgot about in this country. we need to get back to that. >> congressman, how much should the united states police the world? >> i think we ought to detect our national security interests abroad. it ought to start with what is our national security interests, does our activity overseas for that interest? and two there are other reasons to be active overseas and one is humanitarian. it is a great thing we respond to natural disasters or intervene sometimes when we can save lives. but the foremost thing in our thinking has to a
come here and use the government benefits. we are creating a welfare state. >> you just said it is a fiction that they are coming for benefits and now he said they're coming for benefit. >> some of them might be coming here for benefits. i know there are people who come here to have birth and had the baby said they can both get citizenship as well as get the pregnancy coverage. we need to eliminate that. no person has a right to live at the expense of another person. that is an...
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nor is it the policy of the jordanian government the u.s. think tank the brookings institute in march two thousand and twelve published a report assessing regime change options in syria where they specifically cite the creation of a buffer zone or humanitarian corridor or as a means to base certain rebel groups in the region to project force towards the syrian government in an attempt to topple it so that it appears to be what it's playing out at the moment meanwhile an increased american military presence doesn't seem to be helping the situation and puffs gadhafi living out u.s. officers sound the alarm over the decaying security in the country as they have met the attack that killed the ambassador and was a premeditated act of terror that story and more coming up for. the spanish economy is now iraq according to a credit rating agency standard and poor's as it rattled markets once more by slashing madrid's debt score. they rating agency said that austerity joblessness nationwide unrest have left the government's hands tied it added hundred
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frankly, new england city governments are the small ones and tall hall government is the best of all. we can't do that. but we can give people is exposure to city government, it avoids a lot of problems. we have had a lot of mistakes. (inaudible) was not built when they put in the underground, that caused umpty million dollars to correct. >> we hope this discussion was informative. for more information on this and other ballot measures in this year's election, please visit the san francisco league of women voters at sfvotes.org. remember, early voting is available at city hall monday through friday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm if you don't vote early, be sure >> welcome to "culturewire." today we are at recology. they are celebrate 20 years of one of the most incredibly unique artist residency programs. we are here to learn more from one of the resident artists. welcome to the show, deborah. tell us how this program began 20 years ago. >> the program began 20 years ago. our founder was an environmentalist and an activist and an artist in the 1970's. she started these street sweeping campai
frankly, new england city governments are the small ones and tall hall government is the best of all. we can't do that. but we can give people is exposure to city government, it avoids a lot of problems. we have had a lot of mistakes. (inaudible) was not built when they put in the underground, that caused umpty million dollars to correct. >> we hope this discussion was informative. for more information on this and other ballot measures in this year's election, please visit the san...
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government leaders need to tackle what she calls a legacy of high debt. lagarde says they should focus on getting people, particularly young people, back to work, and they should address the imbalances between rich and poor. she says financial leaders need to lift a veil of uncertainty. >>> one of lagarde's deputies says everyone at the imf world bank meetings is focused on uncertainty. our ron madison talked with joo ming to find out what he hopes will come out of this conference. >> which hold the most threat do you think of potentially derailing a fragile economy? >> the current risk number one is still the european crisis. if the crisis intensifies, it can cause skwit a bit of damage for the whole world. we did a study to see if one extreme case, for example, if things go, it could cause roughly 6% of gdp impact itself and roughly 6% for uk collective gdp impact, rough ly 2% for u.s and 2% for japan and china and the rest of the world. so, this is a pretty serious situation. >> we're seeing a slowdown now in china just ahead of the change of leadershi
government leaders need to tackle what she calls a legacy of high debt. lagarde says they should focus on getting people, particularly young people, back to work, and they should address the imbalances between rich and poor. she says financial leaders need to lift a veil of uncertainty. >>> one of lagarde's deputies says everyone at the imf world bank meetings is focused on uncertainty. our ron madison talked with joo ming to find out what he hopes will come out of this conference....
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of being prepared to back down the syrian government can't back down because it is the government that is now faced with this kind of countrywide. groups has no option but to suppress them and the countries that are actually supporting these groups are not helping. there's no kind of path that anyone's trying to find in between we had the statement that the other day calling on the syrian government to unilaterally. this is kind of nonsense you can't do that you know the only way that this can be stopped if there's both sides put down their weapons and we are not at that point all right jeremy professor of middle eastern history and politics i. bill can't university and i'm carter thank you thank you. syria might also be facing trouble on another of its borders with jordan u.s. troops are there in what's become the biggest fix deployment of american forces in the region since the end of operations in libya the pentagon citing the danger of violence spilling over and monitoring syria's chemical weapons stockpile is going to japan has more on the move and the intended message. according
of being prepared to back down the syrian government can't back down because it is the government that is now faced with this kind of countrywide. groups has no option but to suppress them and the countries that are actually supporting these groups are not helping. there's no kind of path that anyone's trying to find in between we had the statement that the other day calling on the syrian government to unilaterally. this is kind of nonsense you can't do that you know the only way that this can...
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we need government under control. it's been growing faster than the private sector has been growing. even more important we have to have schools that work. today in montana too many of our kids are not even graduating from high school, too many of those that are graduating need remedial reading and matt when they go to the university or apply for job. we can do better than by putting a focus on compledges making sure montana is the place people want to live. we shouldn't have to get on the airplane as grandparent to visit our grandchildren. we want to be able to raise our grandchildren here in montana a special place it is with real opportunity for the feature and that's what i'll do as your next governor. >> moderator: gentleman, thank you so much. and a special thanks to the public broadcasting audience this evening. please stay tuned for the live post debate analysis. >>> we have been listening to the top two candidates. >>> see the vice presidential debate tomorrow night live on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span ac
we need government under control. it's been growing faster than the private sector has been growing. even more important we have to have schools that work. today in montana too many of our kids are not even graduating from high school, too many of those that are graduating need remedial reading and matt when they go to the university or apply for job. we can do better than by putting a focus on compledges making sure montana is the place people want to live. we shouldn't have to get on the...
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has to worry about the money that the government is giving to the i am apt i'm wondering if you have been surprised because you've been here all week is there a lack of knowledge of the new onces of europe amongst people in the u.s. when you say i think i mean i i've met over the last couple of days you know some people that are very senior very knowledgeable people who kind of sort of think that the european union is just some sort of free trade agreement. that no but really they just was very well and you know very well he would britain you are in the euro so what's the problem and there is a lack of understanding that the european court of justice is supremos over our own courts in our own countries but even in the case of britain which is outside the euro seventy five percent of our laws are made somewhere else there is in comprehension when you tell them that the parliament has got three homes and it travels around like a circus and that the budget hasn't been signed off by the orders for the last seventeen years in a row i think there is through much of the american media not m
has to worry about the money that the government is giving to the i am apt i'm wondering if you have been surprised because you've been here all week is there a lack of knowledge of the new onces of europe amongst people in the u.s. when you say i think i mean i i've met over the last couple of days you know some people that are very senior very knowledgeable people who kind of sort of think that the european union is just some sort of free trade agreement. that no but really they just was very...
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federal government's. rules and many times you'll find people who are law enforcement agencies say well so what if the military is just losing submit to kids and they just don't really understated that it's more the middle going away. executing a search warrant investigators lucas and she the lexicon discovered photos and homemade video shot by the family. we saw following the seal came up as the seal team dropped the magazine they would be right behind it they had a video picking the stuff up right and dressed just like the seals. or nancy they did all drawn blow it up and just pop up bang bang a child that they try to nail down in tears just like to blow shit up when they made that water trip disappear i mean just flat disappear videotapes of him is going to get. going kids are five or five years old. dead it will go but i won't die. wealthy british scientists not some time to. market why not canada. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max concert for a no holds barred look at the
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our numbers are closer than the government. we are coming right back. >> the vice presidential debate. they say it is time to let joby joe. are they sure about that? >> thank you, doctor pepper, and chancellor -- -- [laughter] lou: good luck with that. john sununu joins us next. and debbie wasserman schultz is a never ending string of the unexpected. the unreal, the untrue. which doesn't necessarily mean it is false. >> well, that doesn't mean it was false. >> what? lou: let's try that one more time. >> well, that doesn't mean it was false. lou: it's not you, it is her. we have the video to prove it. governor romney surging in poll after poll what was once obama territory. now uncharted territory for both candidates. the swing states are swinging. the "a-team" is here to bring it all into balance with considerable fairness as well. bob... oh, hey alex. just picking up some, brochures, posters copies of my acceptance speech. great! it's always good to have a backup plan, in case i get hit by a meteor. wow, your hair looks great.
our numbers are closer than the government. we are coming right back. >> the vice presidential debate. they say it is time to let joby joe. are they sure about that? >> thank you, doctor pepper, and chancellor -- -- [laughter] lou: good luck with that. john sununu joins us next. and debbie wasserman schultz is a never ending string of the unexpected. the unreal, the untrue. which doesn't necessarily mean it is false. >> well, that doesn't mean it was false. >> what? lou:...
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nor is it the policy of the jordanian government the u.s. think tank the brookings institute in march two thousand and twelve published a report assessing regime change options in syria who specifically cite the creation of a buffer zone or a humanitarian corridor as a means to base certain rebel groups in the region to project force towards the syrian government in an attempt to topple it so that it appears to be what it's playing out at the moment. meanwhile an increased american military presence doesn't seem to be helping the situation posed gadhafi libya u.s. officers sound the alarm over the decaying security of the country as there's mace that turned that killed ambassador in benghazi was a predominate act of terror that's been more coming out. later but now they spanish economy is now a wreck according to create rating agencies standard and poor's as it rattled markets one small by slashing madrid's debt school to near junk status they're raising agencies said that austerity drop listeners and make sure what and rest have led the gov
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shunted we learn that the larger role of government and the larger debt that the government takes on that it slows an economy. it is the exact same size now as it was in 1992. after the real estate bubble popped. they have kept interest rates at zero. still, they cannot manage to grow they are economy neared. stuart: secretary geithner is on his way out. the japanese economy is the same size today as it was in 1992? >> here is an inconvenient truth. the higher the debt gdp ratio gets on a government, it becomes a hindrance to economic growth. all the money that is left is dead money. just like the money that is being left to our government. it becomes a headwind to an economy. aren't we seeing that in the u.s.? stuart: yes, we are if you are asking. the age gap between the vice presidents. this came up in 2004. the next the first time i ever met you was when you walked on the stage tonight. stuart: because the general was a much younger man. i have a bone to pick with you. i think governor romney wins with five-point in the november election. >> i hope you are right. i think the race
shunted we learn that the larger role of government and the larger debt that the government takes on that it slows an economy. it is the exact same size now as it was in 1992. after the real estate bubble popped. they have kept interest rates at zero. still, they cannot manage to grow they are economy neared. stuart: secretary geithner is on his way out. the japanese economy is the same size today as it was in 1992? >> here is an inconvenient truth. the higher the debt gdp ratio gets on a...
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what does the government do? charlie: you believe michael steinberg, put on leave, you believe this is a big sort of step in the fed's continuing investigation of steve cohen and his potential -- and whether he committed insider-trading? >> a massive set. look at the case all along. they have been arresting and prosecuting people and going up the chain. people i talked to in the justice department cyber is the last stop on the train. charlie: they will give up? >> they won't give up. they might get him conscience avoidance. if they can't get steinberg to get the peace to prove that, and actually had knowledge of forethought and committed it and traded on it that he knew it was wrong, perhaps conscious avoidance -- charlie: he knew -- [talking over each other] charlie: denied any wrongdoing. mr. steinberg has not been indicted and neither have been charged with a civil crime but we do know a lot of people have been charged in this investigation and you say one tactic they can take is let's go and say you should ha
what does the government do? charlie: you believe michael steinberg, put on leave, you believe this is a big sort of step in the fed's continuing investigation of steve cohen and his potential -- and whether he committed insider-trading? >> a massive set. look at the case all along. they have been arresting and prosecuting people and going up the chain. people i talked to in the justice department cyber is the last stop on the train. charlie: they will give up? >> they won't give...
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>> yes, there is government-run health care. the president could not deal with it in his own debate. he has no idea what his bureaucrats will do. these are not doctors. >> four hours away until the 2012 vice-presidential debate. it will happen here inside the norton center for the arts in danville, ky. they were the smallest institution ever to host a televised general election debate. it starts at 9:00 this evening. our preview coverage starts as 7:00. an hour-and-a-half debate. we will open up our phone lines. we will read your tweets and e- mail's. our cameras have been covering all the other activity going on at centre college. all of that is under way. here is a live look, here on c- span. [no audio] >> if you were the moderator, what questions would you ask? some of the postings -- where do you stand on a women's right to choose? why is not the united states drilling for oil? they have taken the oath to uphold the constitution. has either of them read it? go to facebook.com/c-span. you can post your questions and read what
>> yes, there is government-run health care. the president could not deal with it in his own debate. he has no idea what his bureaucrats will do. these are not doctors. >> four hours away until the 2012 vice-presidential debate. it will happen here inside the norton center for the arts in danville, ky. they were the smallest institution ever to host a televised general election debate. it starts at 9:00 this evening. our preview coverage starts as 7:00. an hour-and-a-half debate. we...
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to govern in the central bank you to corporations. we could lose five or $6 billion just like that if things go bad. if i am sitting down here and i am sure i will be dragged down to congress again. how could you not acknowledge and what kind of risk managed to do have? we made a decision. it may be the wrong decision but one we made a stupid error. this is deliberate and we are going to stay and hope we will be doing it in 50 years and we know the risk we are bearing right now and we try to moderate them but we need to be a good corporate citizen. if you go-round the world by the way -- i am lucky. the reputation in the knowledge that jpmorgan has end the relationship inside these companies goes back 100 years so we can't cut and run. and we are not going to. we will try to manage exposures but we will be long-term investors. >> i will try to get as many people as i can. aberdeen in the front row here. >> i am with the catholic trust group. mr. dimon when you look at jpmorgan and lou preston and jpmorgan, what is the difference and i
to govern in the central bank you to corporations. we could lose five or $6 billion just like that if things go bad. if i am sitting down here and i am sure i will be dragged down to congress again. how could you not acknowledge and what kind of risk managed to do have? we made a decision. it may be the wrong decision but one we made a stupid error. this is deliberate and we are going to stay and hope we will be doing it in 50 years and we know the risk we are bearing right now and we try to...
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if you call it a public option the american people are split if you call it the government option the public is overwhelmingly against it you know what it's a great point and i'm from now on all couldn't call of the government because. fox so called news took the bait and executive bill sammon sent out an e-mail to his team of talking heads saying friendly reminder let's not slip back into calling it the public option please use the term government run health insurance or when brevity is a concern government option whenever possible like sheep the talking heads over fox so-called use obeyed frank a lot some self is quite a wordsmith back in two thousand and six luntz wrote a memo for republicans identifying certain words they should never say and instead offering replacement words as long as writes in his memo sometimes it is not what you say that matters but what you don't say from today forward you are the language police from today forward these are the words never to say again and here they are this is the republican game plan actually where they are never say government instead y
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is it your impression of the government -- the government has criticized that tax to again get a sense of -- we know the government ethics criticized the attacks as a matter of fact of course but the question is what is the public seeing when they are viewing the reports come and much more divided. much people say yes, identical in egypt and libya, to egypt and libya. 47 say yes, criticized the attacks, 42% say no. of the margin of the area is plus or minus 4.6%. is it your impression that the government has tried to find and arrest? of the perpetrators. and again you see the majority say they do not. so, on the one hand, they seem to think they were only supported by the minorities. on the other hand they think the government obviously is not doing enough. now, one of the issues is aid to egypt. this has been something dow was put on hold throughout these attacks. we wanted to find out whether the american public shifted its views on to egypt and we actually presented them with four statements to see which one they support more, two in favor of aid and against. you can see we started
is it your impression of the government -- the government has criticized that tax to again get a sense of -- we know the government ethics criticized the attacks as a matter of fact of course but the question is what is the public seeing when they are viewing the reports come and much more divided. much people say yes, identical in egypt and libya, to egypt and libya. 47 say yes, criticized the attacks, 42% say no. of the margin of the area is plus or minus 4.6%. is it your impression that the...